Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers represent a very esthetic and highly conservative mean of restoring one's smile. If you are unhappy with your smile, you should consider porcelain veneers. For a Free Esthetic Consultation click here.

Porcelain veneers are used most often when there is either no decay in the tooth or very minimal tooth decay and the esthetic value is of utmost importance. One or more teeth can be treated depending on the situation and planned outcome as shown here.

Closing diastemas (or spaces in between teeth), correcting mis-shaped or rotated teeth and masking teeth which are highly stained are some of the reasons for placing porcelain veneers.

There are many different materials that are used in fabrication of veneers. Some veneers can be paper thin and still produce the expected results. Some veneers are thicker due to the required outcome. It is important to realize that not all veneers are the same and "one size does not fit all".

Patient unhappy with her old, stained smile.

Before

Rotated, oversized and over retained baby teeth
Before

8 porcelain veneers give a more youthful and natural smile.
After 8 upper veneers.

8 Porcelain Veneers placed to create a very pleasant smile.
After 8 upper veneers.

Patient was unhappy with her improperly positioned teeth.
Before

Very thin porcelain veneers placed to give the patient a more youthful smile.
After 10 upper veneers

$Patient suffered a fracture of her front tooth$
Before

One porcelain veneer was placed to give back the lost esthetics.
After 1 upper veneer

Patient unhappy with discolored front tooth after root canal therapy.
Before

Obtaining the desired results is not by chance. Each patient is treated with respect to their desires and wishes of what they want their smile to look like.

The discoloration fixed with the use of a veneer.
After 1 upper veneer

Cosmetic imaging and prototype veneers are made to judge and evaluate the shape and position of veneers prior to fabrication of permanent veneers.